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Sankar, who made Kolkata a living characterWriter Mani Sankar Mukherjee, or Sankar, brilliantly depicted Kolkata's spirit. His novels explored the city's people and their ambitions. ...- Going into the closet, with a movie-shopping tote bagThe writer reminisces about dreaming of the Criterion Closet, selecting influential films from their past. They recall vivid memories of wa...
- 'Lootera' actor Barun Chanda's entrepreneur-son Abhik passes away at 51 due to septicemiaAccording to an ETimes report, the entrepreneur was suffering from a respiratory infection, that later spread throughout his body, leading ...
- Satyajit Ray's spooky story 'Khagam' gets turned into a graphic novel to cater to Gen Z readersThe story was first published in Bengali magazine Sandesh in 1972 and the Bengali graphic novel of it was published in January this year
- This new book on Swami Vivekananda explores his experiments with food and cookingThe book claims to focus on his love for cooking and feeding people such as feeding his disciples.
- Soumitra Chatterjee and the idea of a sensitive manIn cinema, the ‘idea of a sensitive man’ acquires different meanings at different points for viewers. When a viewer is very young, the idea...
- Bengali novelist Mani Sankar Mukherjee to get honorary DLittThe 82-year-old's best known novel 'Chowringhee' continues to attract readers even after more than 50 years of its publication.
- Patna College: 'Oxford of the East' in need of restoration'Patna College was not just an iconic symbol of education but of the city as a whole. ...,' alumnus Shanker Dutt said.
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